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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1970

Page

2

Senate Debates P O Reform With Anti Pornography Provisions

The Senate advances a postal reorganization bill with a strong anti pornography measure. A 83-2 vote backs the House language on pornography, while rejecting House bill amendments. The plan creates a nonpartisan postal commission and rate board, with an 8 percent postal worker pay rise and a possible union shop ban. A right to work amendment and other proposals face further votes as the Senate weighs wage, rate, and labor provisions.

Lawrence L. Knutson Associated Press Washington (Ap Senate Post Office Committee House Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Henry Bellman R-Okla Donnybrook Paul Fannin Postal Service Ralph Yarborough D-Tex

Obituaries and Funeral Services Noted in Hope Area

Obituaries for Mrs. J F Mangum Mrs Marie Kirby and other local residents list funeral arrangements. Services are set in Herndon Chapel Water Creek and Memory Gardens with pallbearers named and memorials suggested to Holy Souls Building Fund. Surviving family members span Tamaqua Little Rock Arkadelphia and Jackson Mo.

J. F. Mangum U. S. Army Phillipines Herndon Chapel Chester Bullock Water Creek Cemetery Marie Kirby North Ash St Sam B. Kirby Medical Records Division State Welfare Department Hope Wilsie Jack Frank P. Irwin North Little Rock Healey & Roth Francis A. Allen Holy Souls Catholic Church Msgr Allen Calvary Cemetery Glen Green James F. Kelly G. W. Bailey Jr Don Jack Jr Paul Coger Holy Souls Building Fund Frankie Houston Thomason Little Rock First Baptist Church of Hope Helen Hackett Marie Barnard Lucille Swanner Little Bock Norma Jones Arkadelphia Arkansas Daphne Neely Hot Springs Drummond Chapel John Jackson Pinecrest Cemetery Uate Wade Herbert Gilbert Hempstead County First United Methodist Church Century Bible Dorothy Freeman Gilbert Julia Beth Gilbert John C. Burke Jackson Gilbert Burke Erma Gilbert Cross Roads

Peru Touched by Visit of Mrs. Nixon

Mrs. Nixon toured the Huaylas canyon area of Peru witnessing earthquake rubble and meeting refugees and rescuers. She praised the people and relief effort while Peace Corps workers urged immediate aid including tents and building supplies totaling millions for reconstruction. The trip highlighted needs for shelter and blankets as relief teams estimated costs and timelines.

Frances Lewine Associated Press Lima Peru Pat Nixon Juan Velasco Peace Corps Joseph Blatchford

Petitions push to curb foreign shoe imports at Frolic plant

In Jonesboro Arkansas petitions circulated by Local 728 of the Boot and Shoe Workers of America urged government action to curb shoe imports. Workers paused every 15 minutes to sign backing Rep Wilbur D Mills as Frolic President Alberstein blamed government unresponsiveness for lost work hours. Frolic employs 1,900 in Jonesboro plus 300 at Walnut Ridge and 209 at Monette.

Jonesboro, Ark Frolic Footwear Boot and Shoe Workers of America Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark United States Shirley Rhea Harry Alberstein Alberstein Nixon Frolic Wolverine Worldwide Jonesboro Walnut Ridge Monette

New Trials Ordered for Escapees in Arkansas Case

The Arkansas Supreme Court ordered new trials for Thomas M. Hildebrandt and Don E. Harding on attempted escape charges from Cummins Prison Farm. The 6-1 ruling found the state failed to prove they were legally imprisoned at the time of the alleged escape. The case returns to Lincoln County Circuit Court for retrial after June 20, 1969, outside the isolation building where guards wounded Hildebrandt.

Little Rock Arkansas Supreme Court Thomas M. Hildebrandt Don E. Hardying Cummins High Court Harding Hildebrandt J. Fred Jones Lincoln County Circuit Court

Investigation urged into Navy destroyer contract bid

Sen Margaret Chase Smith called for a GAO probe into the 2.1 billion destroyer contract awarded to Ingalls Shipbuilding. She cited alleged disclosure of proprietary data and questioned bid undercutting by 9 million per ship. She urged delays and review of pricing practices and multi year terms.

Carl C. Craft Associated Press Washington (Ap Margaret Chase Smith Navy Maine Republican General Accounting Office Ingalls Shipbuilding Division Pascagoula Miss Litton Industries Maine Bath Iron Works Senate Litton House of Representatives Bath

Arkansas Weather: Warm, scattered storms expected

Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 a.m. Tuesday notes high 94 and low 72. Arkansas forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and continued warmth with a slight afternoon thunder shower activity. Tonight's low in the low to mid 70s, Wednesday's high in the mid to upper 90s.

Weather Experiment Station Arkansas

Mosaic Recovered At Chichester Cathedral Ruins

A Roman mosaic dating to the second Albany century AD was uncovered beneath the Moor during restoration work at Chichester Cathedral. Curator confirms the mosaic is one of the best unearthed in Sussex, part of palace-era remains near Fishbourne.

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Supreme Court bars jail terms for fines on indigent defendants

Chief Justice Warren Burger announced a ruling prohibiting sentencing indigent defendants to jail beyond state maximums when fines cannot be paid. The decision targets Illinois' case of Willie Williams, condemned for petty theft with a year in prison and a $500 fine, plus 101 extra days for nonpayment and court costs.

Washington Supreme Court Warren E. Burger Wee High Court Earl Watten Willie E. Willams Chicago Burger Ilinois Williams

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